The Jane Eyre - Chorlton — Restaurant in Manchester

The Jane Eyre has a charming ambiance that makes you feel at home. However, our visit was marred by significant service issues.

After being seated for drinks, we were asked to move to another table within 20 minutes to accommodate restaurant seating. This was particularly challenging for my father, who is disabled and whose needs had already been seen by the staff. Unfortunately, we received no apology for the inconvenience.

Once moved, we were informed that our new table had a strict 20-minute time limit, which was frustrating given we had just spent nearly £70 on drinks. Clearer communication about time limits would have been appreciated.

Additionally, when my mother briefly stepped away for a phone call, the waitress seemed to misunderstand the situation, suggesting we were leaving without paying. This created an uncomfortable atmosphere.

While we didn’t try the food, I believe that with improved customer care and communication, The Jane Eyre can enhance the experience for...

Wow! What an absolute diamond of a place. Greeting by some very friendly and attentive staff into wonderfully relaxed atmosphere, with upbeat, head-bobbing music to remind you to have fun! The drinks service was second to none, ensuring that everyone on the table had a full glass at all times! The food, my God the food. I don't know how I managed it all but I did... and I'm glad I did. The soup had a cheeky and well-recieved spiciness, mopped up by some soft sourdough. The roast beef was silky and the potatoes had a flavour that almost distracted from their crunch. As a Cambridgeshire fella, I wish this place were a little closer to home. Outstanding staff, incredible menu, brilliant atmosphere and surprisingly good value, with 3 courses at just £27. I sure do...

We had 7 or 8 small plates and snacks. The ham croquettes were beautiful and well priced… equally, the salt and pepper chicken, well priced if a little salty. everything else, it has to be said were very over priced. £7 for the cavolo Nero? £8 for the cauliflower? Stupidly over priced. The steak tartar would have been worth £13 had it not been predominantly potatoes with a little bit of steak. Ok, the potatoes had prep and cook time, but that price is silly.

Cocktails were nice, and the place has been done well. I appreciate the impact recently on food and energy costs, but the pricing has put us...